A strong storm sweeping from Texas to Missouri will bring several inches of rain, flash flooding and rounds of severe thunderstorms with hail, high winds and an isolated tornado threat into Friday.

If you think it feels warm now, just wait -temperatures across Southeast and central Texas are only going up as a powerful Pacific storm churns toward the state, setting the stage for a potentially stormy stretch next week.

It's time to brace for storms starting overnight Wednesday, with rainfall up to 5 inches expected over the coming week.

Get your cameras ready! The northern lights may become visible as far south as Texas tonight or tomorrow. Here's the latest and how to capture it on camera.

The Northern Lights are already visible in parts of North Texas as a strong geomagnetic storm approaches Earth.

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas largely predicts that the state will not see any power emergencies this winter, although models indicate that grid conditions could become tight if a winter storm hits large swaths of Texas,

A G4 geomagnetic storm watch has been issued, signaling the potential for yet another display of the northern lights across Texas tonight.